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1. 1901 Monaghan census - Muckno parish [1]
I am trying to figure out which 1901 Monaghan census film to order and can't seem to figure out which one and am hoping someone out there can help me. My ancestor William Thompson, was born in Tullynageer, in county Monaghan which is in the parish of Muckno. There are 4 film numbers listed for this parish. Associated with each film number is a description such as "census nos 26/11-18,20". Can anyone tell me what these numbers relate to or how I might determine which film would contain Tullynageer?
2. THOMPSON/BIRCH [1]
I am researching the THOMPSON family of county Monaghan in the mid 1800's. William Thompson was born Jan 25 in Tullynageer, Monaghan , to James THOMPSON and Mary BIRCH. William was one of 8 children born to James and Mary. William also had 13 other half-siblings as James was married a second time (second wife's name unknown). Does anyone out there have any connections to this family? I realize the information is sparse but I'm just starting to research this family. Regards Miriam in Winnipeg, Ca
3. [IRLMON] Roll Call: CRANSTON [1]
James CRANSTON (1785 - 1853) stated in his naturalization petition that he was born in Co. Monaghan. He is the eldest son of John CRANSTON (1760 - 1823), my 5-great grandfather. John and his family emigrated to the U.S. in 1802. John's father is expected to be named James based on the Scots/Irish naming rule. William CRANSTON of eastern Co. Tyrone had a son Archdeacon John CRANSTON (ABT 1676 - 1762) of the diocese of Clogher of the Church of Ireland, who was seated in Tedavnet in western Co. Monaghan. The
4. RE: Flax Growers Martin [0.987329]
Hi all, Thanks, Al, for the Flax growers list of Martins. I have Martins in Carrickmacross, Magheross, Farney. They were farmers, but I don't know what kind. The only one listed in Farney is a Thomas, but I don't go back that far so I don't know if he is my line. I do know that Martin is a VERY common name in Ireland, like Smith and Jones. My Grandfather Patrick was from Mullaghboy, Carrickmacross, son of Peter and Anne (Flanagan) Martin, son of Michael and Bridget (Keenan) Martin. Perhaps Michael's fathe
5. Swanzey [0.987329]
There has been extensive research on the name. The last "Swanzy family lived at Avelreagh House, Avelreah townland, in the parish of Clontibret, Co. Monaghan. Search on Henry Biddell Swanzy at the PRONI website.. http://proni.nics.gov.uk/records/USING/using.htm#index under prominent persons.. Main page.... http://proni.nics.gov.uk/ HTH. Ann
6. MCKEE, ROSS [0.987329]
I am researching two Scots-Irish Presbyterians: George Ross b. 1808 co Monaghan , emigrated 1828 to NYC parents names unknown John McKee b. 1818 co Monaghan son of Joseph McKee & Sarah Peacock emigrated to NYC 1839. Both were weavers. Joan
7. Norris families - Donagh Parish, Co. Monaghan (Some Co. Cavan connections) - 1841 Irish Census [0.987329]
Posted on: Ireland
County Monagahan
Biography & General History Records Board Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Ireland/MonagahanBios/19 Surname: Norris, Johnston, Hackett, Renick, Rennick, Wall ------------------------- Per genealogy library reference book, "Ireland 1841-51, Census Abstracts Republic of Ireland," J. Masterson, data was abstracted from Thrift Genealogical Abstracts 1841 Irish Census, portion of Cos. Carlow, Cork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Mayo, Monaghan and Roscommon hel
8. McGOUGH/DUFFY [0.987329]
Dear List, I am just beginning my research in Ireland and am brand new to the List. After reading Jane's email message I've worked up the courage to post a query. I hope I do this in the appropriate manner. My grt, grt. grandfather, JAMES McGOUGH, b. abt. 1821, emigrated from Co. Monaghan, Ireland, to Co. Durham in England bet. 1851 - 1852. The Catholic church record for his death states that his father's name was DENNIS McGOUGH, whose residence was Co. Monaghan. JAMES McGOUGH married BRIDGET DUFFY
9. LARKIN, Thomas H. of County Monaghan (1803-1877) [0.987329]
Roll call: LARKIN, Thomas H. of County Monaghan (1803-1877) Descendants of Thomas H. Larkin 1 Thomas H. LARKIN Born: Jul 1803 County Monaghan, Ireland ??? Emigration: Bef. 1847 Ireland Died: 27 Dec 1877 Pawtucket, RI, USA Burial: Old St Mary's in Pawtucket .. +Ellen MCGOUGH Born: 1808 Ballybay, County Monaghan, Ireland Emigration: Bef. 1847 Ireland Married: Ballybay, IRE ?? or Whitechapel, London, ENG?? Died: 16
10. RANSON - ADAMS - 1811 & 1814 [0.987329]
Hi, I am searching Robert Ranson born 1811 ,Ireland, not sure if it is County Monaghan . He married Ann Adams born June , 1814 ,County Monaghan , Ireland. Her parents were Thomas Adams born 1782 and Isabella McBride born 1787 , both from Castleblaney . I have come to a dead end with any of this . I have no idea where else to search or even how to go about it. Any help or ideas would be just wonderful ! Thank you, Wendy rambodog@shianet.org
11. how do i see this site [0.987329]
cant get into this site whats the url Paula
12. WEIR [0.987329]
Hi everyone I am slowly piecing this family together, but still have not been able to establish a location within Co Monaghan from which they came. Happy to share info with anyone who finds a connection: Lancelot WEIR and his wife Margaret and at least two children, Mary b. 1828 and Robert b. 1830 emigrated to Canada in 1837 and settled in Hamilton Township, Northumberland County (just north of what is now Cobourg, Ontario). There are several WEIR families in the area in the 19th century censuses, so some
13. McGOUGH/DUFFY - a suggestion [0.987329]
Judy The following book lists records/resources that are available for Co Monaghan - John Grenham's Tracing your Ancestors. The list identifies the spinning wheel premium lists of 1796 - in the National Archives, Dublin, also the 1820s/30s Tithe Books. There is also the Monaghan Ancestral Research Group, 6 Tully, Monaghan, Co Monaghan who may be able to help. Or the Library At The Diamond, Clones Co Monaghan Telephone 047 51143. I came to a dead end on reseraching my grandmother's family - Loughlins who
14. Irish Records - Civil - Birth, Marriage and Death [0.987329]
Civil Registration of marriages began in 1845 for non- Catholics. During 1844 it became law that non Catholic marriages would be registered civilly. It was ruled that they would take place in a church during the morning and that the officiating clergyman was responsible for registration of this marriage. In 1863, this law was amended to include the marriages of Catholics. The responsibility for civil registration of the marriage then fell to the husband and no longer the clergyman. The amendment did not
15. ADMIN: Posting and unsubscribing [0.987329]
To make a post to this list you highlight: IRL-MONAGHAN-L@rootsweb.com and then you type in your interests or whatever you want to say in the new email which will open up on your screen. To unsubscribe from this list highlight: IRL-MONAGHAN-L-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe in the email which will appear on your screen. Nothing else and nothing in the subject line.
16. Fw: Church records [0.987329]
-----Original Message----- From: Brian A Gormley To: jlyons 1@iol.ie Date: Monday, January 15, 2001 9:42 PM Subject: Church records Jane: I am attempting to get records for my great great grandfather and his two brothers who were born in Rockcorry, Ct. Monaghan, Ireland between 1790 and 1800. They are all buried in a Wesleyen Methodist cemetery in Village of Pickering, Ontario, Canada, so I assume that was their religion. Their names an
17. Cormeen ? [0.987329]
Three townlands of this name in Monaghan: Aghnamullen Parish Monaghan / Rackwallace Parish Currin / Killevan / Aghabog (combined parishes) All a bit of a hike from Emyvale. HTH..... Ann
18. Errigal Trough Civil Parish:C of I records [0.987329]
John Grenham does not list any of the following from what I can make out in his Tracing your Irish Ancestors : 1st Edition which lists Protestant parish records. I don't think you will find many if any of these outside the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland, but at least posting them makes people aware of their existence and the dates covered. If you think that you should be able to find information on your ancestors in any of these parish records and the dates listed here do not cover the period yo
19. Re: Swanville and Ballagh [0.987329]
This may be misleading, but there is a tiny place called Swan's Cross in Monaghan, sometimes called Swan's Crossroads. My Swann ancestors once lived in the area. Maybe a connection? Anita
20. Church Records [0.987329]
CHURCH RECORDS The most important source of information for the genealogist is parish records. However, there is much confusion concerning the existence or availability of Irish Church records. The first problem is to identify which records exist for a particular area and the period covered. The parish is an administrative unit, be it ecclesiastical or civil. In general, the Church of Ireland parish boundaries follow those of the civil parish, but in the 18th and 19th centuries new parishes were formed
21. ROLL CALL [0.987329]
I am looking for the family names of CRAWLEY and MCNALLY both located in the Parish of Ematris. My Crawley's were in Coolkill, and my McNally's were probably nearby. Thanks, Julie
22. Clones Round Tower Graveyard [0.987329]
No Wallace, Wilson, Irvine, McAnally. No Larkin, McGough, or Lafferty No Rusk or Ruske No Lundy, Eakins/Aikens, Brown, Anderson, Scott, Oliver No Rogers/Rodgers Watch for spelling Kernan No Griffith/s Surname Conlon mentioned on one stone - no details, nothing else. No Cumisky No Mahaffy/Maheffy No Doherty No Duffy or Carroll No Durnin or Durnan No Eakin/Moffet No Harris,No Macraren or Mooney - watch for McCarren/on No Malcolm, Swanzy or Kiernan (one Kernan maiden name) - and Mckernan No Fergusons No Lowe
23. Roll Call-McMahon and Maran [0.987329]
Searching for McMahon and Maran from Carrickmacross. James McMahon (born about 1834) son of James and Judette (Maran) McMahon. The son left Ireland for America in 1853, settling in Ohio His parents followed in 1861. Family was Roman Catholic. Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated! Mary (Shank) Smith
24. Search Ireland [0.987329]
To search for an Irish web site on whatever topic you chose then this is a good search engine. http://interactive.iol.ie/SearchIreland/main/
25. Maps of Townlands ??? [0.987329]
One more question for today... Is there a web site where you can get townland maps for County Monaghan ??? Thanks Dick Kiernan
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